Category: Senior Issue

And that’s all she wrote… until next year at Mizzou: News/Opinion Editor offers long-winded, reluctant goodbye
Senior Issue

And that’s all she wrote… until next year at Mizzou: News/Opinion Editor offers long-winded, reluctant goodbye

One thing that you will soon learn about me if you don’t know already is that I hate “Goodbyes.” I think that’s why I’ve put off writing this for so long. I feel like I don’t even know where to start, and I know that once I really start writing, I have to stop pretending my time on the Echo isn’t coming to an end. Continue reading And that’s all she wrote… until next year at Mizzou: News/Opinion Editor offers long-winded, reluctant goodbye

Senior looks back on WGHS’ impact, past and future
Senior Issue

Senior looks back on WGHS’ impact, past and future

Senior Londin Furfaro could be the picture definition for an involved student at WGHS.
Furfaro said, “I really liked doing everything. I’ve been a manager for the Varsity baseball team all four years, co-president of Interact Club. I was in Best Buddies freshman and sophomore year, helped on the yearbook a bit. I’m in National Honors Society and have been in the marching band/wind symphony for all of my high school career. I also am on the Equity Advisory Committee and have been since freshman year which has recently just started really being noticed finally.” Continue reading Senior looks back on WGHS’ impact, past and future

Cross-country runner to row at MIT
Profile, Senior Issue

Cross-country runner to row at MIT

Senior Matthew Curtis, a runner, a rower and, as of the fall of 2022, a student of MIT, plans to continue his academic and rowing career.
With plans to study finance at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Curtis has left his mark on Webster.
Curtis has had an active role in school activities since his freshman year including German National Honors Society, National Honors Society and Cross Country in the fall. Continue reading Cross-country runner to row at MIT

What team? Wildcats!: Tri-athlete becomes Wildcat basketball player
Features, Senior Issue

What team? Wildcats!: Tri-athlete becomes Wildcat basketball player

Basketball star Eliza Maupin will play women’s basketball at Kansas State University next year, and plans to major in architecture.
Maupin has excelled in basketball throughout her time in high school, totaling more than 1,000 points and 700 rebounds. Maupin also was awarded All-State, All-Metro, All-Conference, District Player of the Year and STL Post-Dispatch Player of the Week. Continue reading What team? Wildcats!: Tri-athlete becomes Wildcat basketball player